Which time function retrieves one period prior to the workflow's configured period?

Which time function retrieves one period prior to the workflow's configured period?

• A. T#WF
• B. T#POVPrior1
• C. T#WFPrior1
• D. Prior#WF

Answer: (C)

Time functions let you reference periods relative to the context you’re working in, such as the workflow’s configured period. To go one period back from that, you use a time literal that targets the workflow’s prior period. Prefixing with T# makes it a usable time value in calculations. So, T#WFPrior1 yields the period immediately before the workflow’s configured period. For example, if the workflow is set to March, it would give February. The other forms don’t reference the workflow’s prior period in the same way (they point to the current workflow period, a POV-specific prior period, or use an invalid syntax).

Time functions let you reference periods relative to the context you’re working in, such as the workflow’s configured period. To go one period back from that, you use a time literal that targets the workflow’s prior period. Prefixing with T# makes it a usable time value in calculations. So, T#WFPrior1 yields the period immediately before the workflow’s configured period. For example, if the workflow is set to March, it would give February. The other forms don’t reference the workflow’s prior period in the same way (they point to the current workflow period, a POV-specific prior period, or use an invalid syntax).